centurion
/sɛnˈtʊərɪən/Definitions
1. noun
A military officer in the Roman Empire, ranking below a legate and above a tribune, who commanded a century (100 soldiers).
“The centurion stood proudly at the front of the legion, overseeing his troops as they marched into battle.”
2. noun
A high-ranking officer, especially in an army or police force.
“The centurion led the operation to rescue the hostages, coordinating the efforts of multiple teams.”